| Thuailib | A type of tree or plant |
| Ajjaj | A type of tree or plant |
| Zadfar | A Persian name that means 'success' or 'victory'. |
| Zagros | A mountain range in Iran, a name that signifies strength. |
| Zakou | One who is pure and full of virtue. |
| ZamanShah | Gift of God, the ruler |
| Zargoon | Gift of God, the noble |
| Zaulu | A person of high noble status. |
| Akhund | Persian name meaning 'priest' or 'scholar'. |
| ZeenanKhan | Arabic name meaning 'gift of the king'. |
| Altaf Hussain | Combination of Altaf and Hussain, meaning 'unique and blessed' |
| Amarey | Bitter, or one who is bitter. |
| Areeq | Noble, rooted, and honorable. |
| Ashti | Gift, present, or offering |
| Awmar | One who lives a long life. |
| Awsal | Connections and close bonds. |
| Badaah | A variant of the name Badah, meaning 'generous' or 'magnanimous'. |
| Badhaa | A variant of the name Badah, meaning 'generous' or 'magnanimous'. |
| Bambad | Gift, a name of Persian origin symbolizing a present. |
| Bashwan | A type of tree or a person's name |
| Bathr | A person who is skilled in navigation |
| Bidayat | The beginning or the start of something |
| Buzur | Great, noble, and respected |
| Davar | Strong, powerful, and courageous |
| Dawlatyab | Belonging to the kingdom, royal |
| Dler | Not a valid name, possibly a typo |
| Eezah | Miracle, wonder, and astonishment |
| ElSamhudi | God is my helper |
| Faisa | Happy or joyful |
| Faisi | Happy or fortunate |
| Abdul Ghaani | Servant of the exalted |
| Feriz | A variant of Fariz, meaning noble or aristocratic |
| Ghasasini | Abundant or fertile |
| Ghasharab | Abundant or fertile |
| Hadpad | A type of Arabic poem or verse |
| Hafeesh | A guardian or protector |
| Hesham | A type of tree or a poetic name for a strong and handsome man. |
| Hezha | A type of tree or a place name, possibly derived from a local language. |
| Hijrat | Migration, or a name for someone who has migrated to a new place. |
| Himyar | A type of tree or a place name, possibly derived from a local language. |